FAQS

Is Student Loan Forgiveness Real?

The primary difference between being granted private or federal student loan forgiveness and having your student loan discharged, is the ability in which you are able to pay the debt. In some particular cases, such as disability or repayment of loans for 20 years or longer, you might be eligible to have your loan completely discharged. In other cases you might be qualified for big breaks in payments and caps on interest rates.

How Do I Apply For Student Loan Forgiveness?

You may apply for student loan forgiveness by filling out one of the forms available on the website. Once you have submitted your information, you will be able to identify the student loan forgiveness options that work for you. Depending on your repayment amount, current income range, profession and many other criteria, you might be eligible for multiple benefits and student loan forgiveness options.

What Is Student Loan Forgiveness?

Student loan debt forgiveness is the relief of the burden of debt by either lowering your monthly payments, interest rates or releasing you from the obligation to pay your loan entirely. Depending on your specific qualifications, you might be eligible for more than one student loan repayment program.

This Seems Too Good To Be True. How Do I Know This Is Legitimate?

Yes it is very legitimate! We won’t argue that there are indeed several companies offering services that are in fact ” too good to be true” and fail to live up to their promises, Student Advisors isn’t one of them. We adhere to the highest ethical and moral business standards and practices. Since we don’t offer dreams or unrealistic outcomes, we are going to let you know from the very beginning if we can or can’t assist you. We’re so confident we have the best and fastest services, we back all our services with our 100% Service Guarantee! Terms and conditions of any guaranteed on this website are available upon request.

Can I Do This Myself For Free?

Yes. You can also represent yourself in a court of law or prepare your own tax return, if you are willing to take the risk of not using an attorney or accountant. Managing your student loans is no different. With the potentially devastating consequences of costing you thousands of dollars and hours of wasted time it only makes sense to use a professional with the knowledge, experience, and resources to ensure all aspects are covered and you’re placed in the best possible position to ensure your financial well-being.